Singapore Calls for Immediate Ceasefire, Resumption of Aid as Gaza Violence Escalates

Singapore calls for immediate ceasefire, resumption of aid as Gaza violence escalates

The forced displacement of Palestinians cannot resolve the conflict there, said an MFA spokesperson.

PM comments as Denmark joins demands Israel allow 'full resumption' of Gaza aid

Denmark is among a group of 22 countries to have demanded Israel allow full aid to enter Gaza, while Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has called for Israel to halt its military operation in the territory.

Estonia, along with 22 other countries, issued a statement on Monday calling on Israel to allow food aid into the Gaza Strip and to allow the UN and non-governmental organizations to work there independently.

The United Nations and 22 countries reject a new Israeli aid delivery model for Gaza, considering it insufficient. They warn that the population faces hunger and urgent support.

MFA: Singapore calls for immediate ceasefire and resumption of aid in Gaza

SINGAPORE: The ongoing conflict in Gaza cannot be resolved through the permanent forced displacement of Palestinian civilians, Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) said in a statement issued on 20 May. The MFA urged all parties to refrain from taking unilateral actions that would further obstruct the peace process. It reiterated Singapore’s call for the “immediate, full resumption” of humanitarian aid to Gaza and pressed for an immediat…

The extreme humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip has led to a joint declaration signed by 22 countries demanding the “total resumption” of humanitarian aid entry into the enclave. Topics: Global, Palestine, Israeli Occupation, Genocide, Palestine, Israeli OccupationRead full article